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Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20
would cross. the. Missouri river to com.
plete the line 10 Lincoln.
=. BRIEF ITEMS.

would cross the Missouri river to com.
plete the line 10 Lincoln.
- BRIEF ITEMS.
The action OF Farragut post, In this
city, in passing resolutions asking the
national commander TO change the place
of the reunion from st. Louis to some
other point seems to be attracting good
deal OF attention. One post from down
in Missouri writes the boys, and congrat-
ulates them on their action, which they
heartily endorse.
Frank Sheldon is dong his part the
present summer in the building boom
and has large force OF men at work
upon two new brick blocks that are To-
gated; one adjoining the Windsor hotel
and another on the corner OF Eleventh
and U. In addition to this work MIR.
completed one of the handsomest resi-
denees in the west.
The case brought by Baker the cloth.
ing man, against +. Ewing, & Co. for
keeping their store open on Sunday, will
be up in Judge Parsons court for hear
ing tomorrow morning. 1t will probably
be the means OF keeping all clothing
stores closed on Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Lowell, who has been the
very successful city editor OF the Demo.
crat the past ten months, has changed
lation of that paper, which will feel the
effects OF his push and energy.
The delegation that left Lincoln yester-
day morning to take in the Omaha-Lin-
coin ball game at the Metropolis was an
enthusiastic one, and nothing but the ex-
treme heat prevented their numbers be-
ing doubled.
There were number of disappointed
people in the city yesterday who had
made arrangements to enjoy the day in
the woods at Milford and were surprised
to learn in the morning that the Is. IL Nj.
excursion train had been abandoned.
Barrett's circus is billed for the Capital
City July 5th, and the city is ablaze with
decorated bill boards. The managers of
the circus will make headquarters o. the
CAPITAL hotel while in the city.
G. w. Kitchen has been shaking hands
with Lincoln friends the past few days
and it Is understood that he has nearly
completed negotiations for the purchase
of Il leading hotel in Denver.
Peace and quietness reigned in police
circles yesterday with arrests few and
far between.
Mrs w. H. B. Stout, who has been
seriously i'll for some time, died Sunday
morning at o. M. from catarrh of the
stomach. The funeral will be held from
the family residence at A p. m. Tuesday
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20
StOOd the Test.

ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsTERs have sue
cessfully and triumphantly stood the test
of many years use by the public; they
have never been equalled by unscrupu-
lous imitators who have sought to win a
part of the reputation of ALLCOCk's by
making q plaster with holes in it; and
they stand to-day endorsed by not only
the highest medical authorities, but by
thousands of grateful patients who have
proved their efficacy as household
remedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20

owned the Tribune. Whom he disposed
OF the paper he perpotrated the climax
OF all his swinding and dishonest opera.
tiohs. He sold the office. good will"
and all dues on subscription. lmmedi-
ately. after doing this and during
weeks absence of the purchaser,
t fred for w. p1sSns BTSwn'' & who namSosd SSSsa'
he drew up statements of delinquent sub.
scriptions and placed them in the hands
of three collectors who were dispatched
post haste throughout the county to col
lect the money before the new purchas
ers became apprised Of his skulduggcry.
These collectors, according to lnstruc
tions, took money where they could get it
and notes where they were, obliged to.
These notes were sold to the First Ma
tional bank, and Michael pocketed the
entire proceeds. The present proprictors,
Messrs. Hammond Bros, into whose
hands the paper soon after passed, were
two or three years getting the list
Strengthened up from the interminable
mess into which he had placed it. They
estimated that this bold thieying of his
aggregated from $500 to $500. They are
as a slick swindlcr and II thief, and extend
cordial invitation to HIM to begin suit
to recover damages for injured character.
They say they are able to pay many times
the full value of his character if he can
disprovc their charges. At the time of
his candidacy and nomination for United
States marshal, a strong protest was sent
to Washington from this city.
His dishonorable course has been pur-
sued wherever he has lived in Nebraska,
and that Senator Manderson should pick
upon such magnificent scoundrel as
successor to the late Ben: Perley Poore
shows that he has either been duped by
Michaeis honeyed words and cringing
subscrvicnce, or else that that was the
kind of man he was looking for.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20
Remper School Commencement.

BoONvILLE, Mo-, June l8.-lCorres.
pondence of the BEE. THE forty-third
annual commencement of the Kemper
family school was held last night in the
assembly room of the school, A large
and intelligent audience was present.
The seniors acquitted themselves very
creditably. The following are the grad
vat yates atp R,sn cGurse.W a. Beii A Au't'n'
I. Casey, Clinton, Mo-; w. Is. Waggener.
Atchison, Kan. Commercial course
w, b. Beebe, Columbus, Ohio; A. NJ.
Crooke, Kansas City, Mo-; A. r.. Nelson,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-20
Enterprise at Kearney.

KEARNEY, Neb, June H. Correspond
ence Of the BEE. The magic wand OF
enterprise seems to have been waved
over our little city, causing quite ilutter
among real estate holders, more property
having changed hands the past week than
for many weeks previous. There have
been with us gentleman from Ohio and
other points representing manufacturing
interests, who have secured valuable
pieces of property, and have returned
home to bring back with them other
capitalists. The fact seems to have
been fully established that a full supply
of water can be maintained in our canal,
and is in such condition now that it only
awaits capital to establish manufactures,
such as this country can we'll supply and
support. The flow of water over the
dam is 1000 cubic feet per second, afford
ing all the power that will be necessary
for some time. The canal company is
now preparing to dig a large basin at the
head of the canal, with which to supply
the flow, instead Of having the water
come direct from the river, thus doing
away with the headgates and avoiding
any possibility OF sand coming in.
Engineers are now at work on the
Union Pacific line from here to the
northwest; also on the B. Il M. line from
here to Holdrege, and on Friday morn
ing party went quietly out to the north,
supposed to be Missouri Pacific engi-
neers.
One elegant new hotel is being pushed
rapidly and will be ready for occupancy
early in the fall; over one hundred and
sixty new residences are now under con-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
The MaIa NOche Mine.

W.B. s. in his very interesting Zaca- tecas letter to the St. Louis Globe Dem oerat. has the following to say of the Msla Noche mine, in which Col. B. F.. Beyins, of Gunsight nOtoriety, was said 10 have made cool have million:
 The deepest sbsft is 162J feet. For about 800 feet down ihe ore IS carbonate of lead. very similar to the L-Bdviil ore. Then 1t changes to the ore of the country. The immense dump was as sorted once. snd the SIP ore was taken put. Now the manager is having it picked over again and is getting Sj2 stuff. II is said that 0 thISd examination will show an abundance of ere which will run S3j 10 the ton. But that will have to come hereafter, Zscsteca- mine owners haven't yet reached She point of handling anything less than sl0 to the ton. They dislike to bother themselves with less than $50 ore.
 The Mala Noche IS two miles ID length. It was operated by the CsdenH famiiv. but was abandoned m 1862 b'- cause. a; depth of little more than I6OO feet. a break was made m sn un-. ierground water course. and stream sixteen feet wide by four deep passec in. To cope with such an amount oi water was beyond the old methods, aud Msla Noche has been awaiting the com ing of big pumps and strong engines. ID January last this mine was located un- Ter the inning law by Pasqnsl Nelorde. He bonded it to one Col Bivins, who vas to 6nd a purchasing company About subsequent transactions ID con usction with this mine Zscetecas people do no, talk in good temper. Col Blvlns left here some weeks ago.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Enrincer. and stokers.

The work in an Atlantic liner is diff ficult, nrduous and unrclenting. It dc- mands energy, prtscnce of mind and tech n:cal .,lill of high order The bare enumeration of these qualifications is a guarantee that in e British ship no special preference will be given to foreigner. The engineers are mostly Scotch, the stokers Irish The qualities most re- quired in the st0kehole are a doCCcd resolution to face discomfort and sturdy frame. The stoker is begTimed with coal dust He has tO endure an atmosphere which sometimes rises Co a temperature of I20 de-s Tn this intense heat he hes tO shovel every day five tons of coal into the furnaces, and to keep the fires clear and bright by constant raling and by the peri Idical removal of ashes. Upon none have the burdens of the mechanical de- velopment Of our age fallen more heavily than upon the men who undertake the duties 5f nremen in an Atlantic liner. It has often been proposed Co feed furnaces mec hanioally The method would ob- viste the necessity of employing men in one Of the most distrcs-ful forms of manual labor.-Lord Brassey in Nine teenth Century.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
For Rent.

Furnished or unfurnIshed houses, Apply PA Congress street.
 For bread. cakes, pies, crackers. cheese honey, best butter in the clty, cIgars, tobscco. tes, coffee, sugar, potatoes, io- matoes, confectionery, ice cream lU cents per dish. tea. coffee. sDd milk, iced or hot. Lunch only l5 cents from D. ID. to s p. m. You just try one.
 Fresh fruit by jimmy, We hsve It. Peaches, plums. currents. spricOts, bSs, berries, oranges, lemons. bananas, obeap you ber. Apples, cherries, goose berries and pears. We will not be under sold. Goods deliverd- All as the U. $. Amer can Bakery, No. 424 Congress street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
In Brief. And Tn Ths Pnlnt.

Dyspepsia is dreadful DL0sJere5 iiver misery. IuLis ssiion is a fao tC good nature,
 The hrm1n digestive apparatus Is one 'f the Lcs. cOmPiiCats t and v-lderfUl hiEgs in existence. It Is eas-.! pu. oI; Jf order.
 Greasy food. tough food, sloppy fco1, 7ad cookery, mental worry, lefe h01r-. regular habits, aud many otler thu-- which ought no- Go be, have made t1e AmrrirEn people a nation O., dEsaH Hptics.
 But Greens August Flow has Core wonderful vorkl1 refolui-s tlIs 6 e business and making the Aucricau people 90 healthy tl.s tby Cau c1i1y their meals and ba happy
 kemembeF:- NJ tap0iue-9 without health. But G--su's Auguat Eio-ar brings health suG happiness 70 f-e dJ 1eptIc. Ask your G.G. rist for c b9t.Ia. 5eva uty-fiva cents.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Harness Views Of Tuesorf.

Call at Fleist mans Drug Store nnG zee Mir. Haynes's latest Views, inolud- ing his unrIvalled pictures of San Kay fer del Bsc. 4 complete series of Tue son Views, in sizes from Cabinet to ''S 10 is in course of preparation. and will shortly be ready. Orders solicited for general view work ln City or Conn., try. Address, ". P. Haynes, Tucson. 1T
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Washington Irvinr.s Grave.

Washington lrving's grave ia Sleepy Hollow cemetery has suffered r. great deal from visiting admirers this summer. IL is trampled down flat, n regular foot path cutting through it. It looks as if !; might have been playground for romp- ing school children all the summer through The plain white slab that marks the grave Is hacked and clipped all around. the work of relic hunters Chicago Tribune.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Attention Ladies.

Having just received the finest assort- ment of ladies trimmed hats and bonneis ever brought 10 tnis territory l invite
 he ladies I, ueed of srch articles Co ,all and examine talse goods before ending eisewher.. They are remsrks- ply fue uut will be sold a, close profits. Please coll and examine for yourselves. Orders by mail or exursss promptly a. tended 10. J. HkHETs. ucsCn, ArIz.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Ordinance No. 57.

Be it ordained by the mayor and com mon council of the city of Tucson as follows: Sec l. Ordinance No. 45, approved by the mayor May 8, 1883, IS bereoy re- yoked as follows. viz: The word thirty in section ,, chsp.eI, one. is hereby stricken out and the "ofd sixty inserted in lieu thereof. Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts oi ordinances in conflict with this ordinance are hereby repealed. fl, Sss. 8. This ordinance to be in inli force and effect ten days after the nrsi publication thereof. Psssed and adopted this 9th day ol July, 1887.
 Approved;
 Mayor. Attest:
 CHARLES H. MEYER,
 Raaorder
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
There WA. No Need to scold.

sn old gentleman in Baltimore who Usrd to be troubled by young men sitting up with his daughters until a late hour settled the callers by appearing promptly at II o'clock and giving each of them Q ticket for a 10 cent lodging house. He never sc0lded or acted in an emphatic manner. because there wasn't any need oi l. -Mnshinrtnn Critic.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Notice rH Forfeiture.

T1 W H smith. Tau gro hereby rotiaed that the under lg1ci has exreuded dutirg the
 ar t. u--s December li, is-6, one huncred dol lars .u tl. pfrforT .Ire ui the annual labor aUu1 .la Bernard r..1s, sI -afed in the Or, atec- ll-.' 4li"- ca ir.c,, C uE ty Of Pima. Terri t1f- p. Af'. ,i. am. rrrral. .t l1 the County Re- c.r-ers cl.-a Book 70 Record Of Mines, pages lUir.t by Sec i1u Z.3 2 ci tEs K.visad StatEtea H4 ll' JHi. 0f ts and. rr. r V-Cuortion of the tu.r.-lr .l .i.t ard a-a ro ta,. unc;ersiglet ..i- tl ysrUi1u. y1I- proportion of Inc sg. expended ~-.a iuc-y a Es .fra- tba unbiica .,nr u. tnis uo. e., y.ug Ii-g- s iu sand Bernard ui-' sl h.- -1 ttc pr..aerr of -.ur o-awuer
 O uld1Is trei. Nlu has a.. tes1,R expendi tr-e- BERNARD NOGT.
 Tucson Fehrrsrs slI.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
The Country is Safe
us ME1Ehs
 Recorder.

The Grandmother has sent very good rain and for the summer season has sent fresh Armor's Kansas Ci'y nig's feet. family pickled pork spga5- cured ham, breakfast bacon and Isro' She has sent another Swiss cheese Teign, ing 20 pounds and also carload oi Apheuser- Busch lager beer. Prices fea' S0nA'''' jesEPH DuRB.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
pno,.t,n.s .rniea Sn-re.

The Best Sslve ID ths world for Cuts, Bruises, Scras, Ulcer, Salt o. cum Fever Sores, Te.ter, ClspPedi Asnds. Chilblarns, Corns. s.d GLl oEin ErnP- tions, ard positively cures Files' or no pay required. It is guarsnteed to giye perfect satisfaction, or money reinl1ed. Price 25 cents per box For ssie oy 4eo. Martin.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
A n St,,,r,,. uem,Ir.

W. X. Croffut, of The Washington Post, says that the remains of A. T. Stewart lie in the cathedral at Garden City; thnt Mrs. Stewart consented Co pay the ruD- bers $3j. OO0. and that the money was paiG and the bones were handed over t0 ap agent of hers on a hill in WestChester county at the dead Of night. M.. Croliut says he had the story From a rh-mber Of .he Hilton family.-Lctroit Free Press.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
4 Vacation on Your Feet.

"StOp work the moment you feel that it Is telling on you, and take your vacation on your faet-nOt on your back Such is the sound sense expressed by The Critic "loungcr' in a bit of a paragraph telling of the discOmfture of some brain workers who ovcrdid the thing.-Chicago Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Anha,..er- Rn..I. I.aeer Beer.

The grandmother has sen. sn order for Col. Dur not % sell LeHP's b. 's for S2.50 per dozen, bat Go sell only tA- surid-renowned. celctrated Anheuser- Busch beer, lcs-cold, Et S2-5, per dozen or ? cents per bottle. Delivered 10 any part of ths city wishou; e-.ra charge WsTuE, Dar1n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
rt,sttc Landscape Views,

Willis P. Haynes, Landscape Photo grnphe-. Tucson, Arizona, sollclts con tracts from Mining. Land and Cattle Counsnies for general Photographic Work. Terms reasonsble; satlsfacnCn q guarsnteed. PhOtogrsphing Live stock q Speciality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS

UnoiAineo letters remaining ID FostgEico sl TacsOn. Arizona. Jufy ttth. ig;. Alcanter. Hsris A Moreni- Vr,;-,o Albsres, nanlei FCI5rs V B1lGon' h Ortiz Ma,iids bahA7, .tne Pant. H C BiaIr, C c pstt'rso, Vp Bustamenfo. Antouia Profo T,ori- C0tO, humeldo. Ea ,--W n T raN aNl7 S-iIss Eemlr 2. Jesus Duraso, Gabula EoIicr, .se,,r-. I.llas, a ue hou. To, Au Ouis ', q euloa' "se4o ealSadO. riII4ad 1Ia,iioSO' 1 1t SEinu r ~m m GAue-o. L-ooOFa S yd.r, JnO Gai ees. Nibo as de r,f1 Je-ns NJc tIon 1aiee' lomas Suther' and. Wm II Ioh 1les. EMltrla @ eZ. Jose Graham- herasa. Juarnz hONtOn, NasqGeZ, yessnp' " W NssQrez, Pablo Lyons, Hariy Weeks ChsE MlIHnda, W0at Emma uOilna' A York CT a-ley
 Lapata. C
 CALVIN A ELLIOTT, ?. "A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Fresh and Cnrsd Nea.s.

Ham and bacon, freshly cured, iu any quantity, also sals pork fresh meats f every kind, lard cad sfuslge. Price. ls low as the lOTasf. D .iiva-.5 vishlu. xtra charge, C.F. SCHC1uCErR.
 f PrC1r. Laie1 Market.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

Dr. Gladwin, the dentist, hss reduced his prices more than one-hRlf. Money is Q cash article Iu Tucson,
 Set Of Teeth on Celluloid- TO Set of Teeth on Bubber--------------.-.. 10 ol
 No excuse now to so to San Francisco to get dentistry done. Office 409 Con gress Street. t
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Free Vaccination.

All parties desiring to be vsccinsted and cannot afford to pay for same, can be vaccinatsd frae of charge on applies lion 10 Dr. u. Crepia, Jr., city health 1.sjoer. Off, ln OchOs building. cor ner Stone avenue and Camp street.
 ". E. STEVENS, Mayor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
r.n fnr I.nrr Irtters.

A Somerville Girl has had her room papercd with old love letters written Co her by rejected suitors. Young men who propose to pay court Co her in future will be more likely Co win her Iavor it they write only on one side of the paper - somerville Journal.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Furnished Rooms.

Large, comfortable. newly furnished rooms to let. ID the Fremont House, south side of Church PlaIs. Apply to
 DR. N. II. HATAs, 2tf Psnningtsn St., opp. Oouri House.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
New T.ln..

Sun unbreilas, r--'s' Erc1 collars. ine hose aud heu=-e. "a r.. .e-.- rr- Ter haudker-aie5s E.r.si e.-..a- tally si L. ZscEa11a-t l- C..-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

\ single sheet of paper. scventy-two inches wide and seven and thrcc-Quarters miles long. has been Ulate without @ break in @ paper mil at Watertowu. N- '. The sheet weighed 220s pounds-Chicaso Herald
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
FRED ". SMITH


 R ceIyer.
 Marked "C.r e. L.O
 July 7ih 1887. Solomonville, WIcax, Plenix. Flor ence. Yuma, Globe. Pirul T1u5etCuc aud NoCql-s papers piease c"py. DEPARTMENT OF TIE INFERIOR.
 GENERAL I AND OFFICE. WAssINGT IS. D. C, Juy .. lSS5 Register and Receiver, Luc-,n, Ar zona.
 Gentlemen: You arc directed tl caI upon all no,aries public in your Gis rot who are in tbe habit 15 'cEiuz afi isvit- in timber culture entries e lu- nish this office with & cer'Itio ts of the proper officer eb0wiaE date Ct tEair commissions as suc5, where given. aud when the same viIl eXpI.-. Action Ua- der these instructions stoull bs take1 ny you 6. ouce end re4u sle no'.rits public tO furni~h the .sq -i-ed evidence as soon Es possible, Very respectfully,
 : M. STOCRsLAGFR,
 Ass', Com ioDc-,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Prices Reduced.

Our actions of today are the thgu-l ,' of yesterday.- y.-Rev. sam Jones
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
Notarils Pnh.le

Notariss Public.
 The folloVir9 instructions from tba U. $. land ofiice oi thls Giss ios .vil. prove ot interest t1 uot.-iss 1utIc, and IS puoiisSc Tor inform G-a.
 UNITED ST,TEs LASD OFFICE.
 Tucson, 3r.zoua.
 Ju.y l3 A. D,, 1887. In compiiErce with tho annexed off cIal order of Che commissioner of the general land office. We hereby call upon all notarIes pU Urhc within Cine Tucsor Land District Oi Arizona. who are ir tue habit of taking sliI vi-s iu tiu0.. culture entries, Co s' once iI-ui-h Ili- office with regular certificates cf t-t proper officer, showing the date thoit rs- spective commisIOUs G5 such, whora given and when the iim- Ei,l expire.
 i. D. DUEF,
 Register,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16
For Sale.

For Sale. One organ with ornamental pipe top. :. EnquIre st this eHss. n
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-16

Two Popular Customs which Prevailed Among the Settlers Away Baek-HOw the Apple Butter was Made-FuIIing the Home Made Flannel.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

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oanore alene sjennem aiuet. Sea trur Der.
tor, at bet er beore at bliue en- Veppermp her
emo at reiie no til 2atota % blipe bet Der.
Seq for min 8eI, ON les ifuIoe palae, lea
oiloe beuer babe en- goo, ting sone emo en-
lrllt, men lem, % heller olloe iea bape en-
ltp9 Stone, men mil, eno ilet ineen, for bet
Ter oa altfor armobslis no at pore FARMER
o9 tlteen alGrring hape. iom fan toae for
I'm. Seq ltnIoe lite at ie en- uf oisie Inn.
tarls 6nrmerne; leg beflaser oeres Sfipbne:
Sn9en oiloe gnite at pGre / oeres Tlaos,
t9nter leg, men ie9 lager Stplceu pau goer
lelu. S er II fo~rbriu98fuloe % for tilbuee.
bolore, Oct er Sageu, % s bar for me9et at
uoiGtte paa Senterus; mart er be for line
o9 flGber fig for ~toItbart, mart er De for lint
pelt tl9ot. Mange ligneuoe Sell bar @ut.
terue at uoiGtte paa Senterne, % lea funoe
ppn9ore benz, men, oa bet er tent paa aopl
ben, o9 1eg er trGt, laa iaar bette pRre upt
for oenne Sang. NJ. Q.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Stcpn ircm!

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alten be Store liooer rpli9 % Ter,
vt Sirene fig nGrmer 5oro3roelien brat,
90 8neip'pRrtsrne miller % Ter.
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i'm Yanoe,
C9iaa YreIterne Ter meo gaaImooi9beo Der
paa;
aRen NibuIosiasen suar burtis irem i ale
Qauoe,
60 mart oil Gaabet buer en- 9ranter naa.
S~purlanse ital ri tuaIe ben siitise 2rit Dor
Mtiote?
BET err paatioe, Ri oan9ner al Dor Slummer;
Chi al 8iitilausen er pore bebite Senner
biote,
Saa ri ntaa bate meo at linore oeres Sum
mer.
gn SiGl er toitbarere emo ale arop9rters
Sub,
Serior plister oi at reooe iaamanse, ri fan;
3bi, nuar 9esemet er ltjult / Den icrte @tale,
SlGlper Ell @uloet bet rinseIte Gran.
Taasn pp, o. til aamp oa, 0 Genuer!
Smob "&on9 Nltobol", ben Hue, ben iarlise
@jeit,
So Jig: "8i 8p9gen BAN Ell penber,
5pr ban blir frpstet ps ilpet ium en- Teit!"
On bet aaar bauoe imuut o9 tiin9t os trast,
Sau tab Ell Mooet, men tao alto fait!
Sfi9rp oine Yaaben, ilaa tappert Of flGft,
Snotil ben 9Gmou iorlaber bort 4ano meo
lin 2ait!
Ser ou Den bebenoe DIOR os oct ~sr9oenot
Barn,
Som mansler 8le'r og Wtao = fort ia9t -
bet oa9lige Brpo,
@tens 9usbpno % Gar er fansen i Sneip'
p9rtens @arn,
Som ingen Mebpnt bar meb benz, Der lioel
Hpb?
Nrbeioerens iurt erboerpeoe Ten9e fliu9e
Haa 3iIteu hos Sgferen for en- Dram.
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% rorpobe ira Samfunoet oenne SflGnoie
% Stnm!
y. 8. Glen.